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Men in wagon

H-282
Item
[191-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Two unidentified men posing in a horse drawn wagon near a tree trunk, possibly a sequoia or other west coast variety

Men in wagon

H-283
Item
[191-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Two unidentified men posing in a horse drawn wagon near a tree trunk, possibly a sequoia or other west coast variety

City Hall

H-285
Item
[189-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

City Hall with wagon and unidentified persons in front

Bio/historical note: City Hall was located at Central and 11th Street East, as per the 1910 Henderson's Directory

Scouts

H-286
Item
[189-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Group of men posing with uniform hats and rifles near a treeline. Possibly military scouts. Writing on face indicates F.A. McLeod standing in centre

James Studio

H-29
Item
[190-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

8th Street East featuring the City Art Studio of William James at centre. Unidnetified men with dog sleds in street

Railway crew

H-291
Item
[190-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Unidentified railway crew around small trestle bridge, ties at left, rail cars and woods in background

F.C. Baker store

H-292
Item
[189-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

F.C. Baker Store, Kidd's Elevator at right. River Street and 1st Avenue West (?)

E.W. Hubbell

H-3
Item
[191-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Lieutenant Colonel E.W. Hubbell Inspector of Surveys in for the Government of Canada. Written on reverse: "Served in Riel Rebellion 1885 with Ontario Midlands from childhood I new him Lived in Prince Albert and surveyed that area in the 90's - on his mother's side a Molson (Of Molson's Bank Montreal) Janet Munro"

Macleod Hamelin Store

H-30
Item
[190-?]

Parte de PAHS Archives Collection

Grocery department of the Macleod Hamelin store at the corner of Central Avenue and 10th Street. Robert W. Smiley is the man at the extreme left, other persons unidentified